estuary
estuary - ústí (řeky do moře)
BrE
/'estʃuəri/
AmE
/'estʃueri/

noun - the wide part of a river where it joints the sea

 
over - na, směrem k
BrE
/'əʊvə/
AmE
/'oʊvər/

adverb - in the direction of where the particular thing or person is

 
Atlantic - Atlantik, Atlantský oceán
BrE
/æt'læntɪk/
AmE
/æt'lænt̬ɪk/

noun - the ocean that lies between the Americas and Africa with Europe

applause
applause - potlesk
BrE
/ə'plɔ:z/
AmE
/ə'plɔ:z/

noun - the clapping of hands at the end of a performance etc.

 
America - Amerika
BrE
/ə'merɪkə/
AmE
/ə'merɪkə/

noun - the continent where you can find the USA, Canada, Mexico etc.

gum
gum - dáseň
BrE
/'gʌm/
AmE
/'gʌm/

noun - a part of the mouth cavity, the teeth grow from it

 
fart - prdět
BrE
/'fɑ:t/
AmE
/'fɑ:rt/

verb, informal - to let gas come out from the stomach through the bottom

 
full name - celé jméno, plné jméno
BrE
/'fʊl neɪm/
AmE
/'fʊl neɪm/

noun - the first and second name, all the names you have together

doorway
doorway - vchod, dveře (vchodové), brána (přen.)
BrE
/'dɔ:weɪ/
AmE
/'dɔ:rweɪ/

noun - the entrance, the place through which you enter a house etc.

 
Daily Prophet - Denní věštec
BrE
/'deɪli prɒfət/
AmE
/'deɪli prɑ:fət/

noun - (Harry Potter) the most important newspaper of the witches and wizards

curb
curb - obrubník
BrE
/'kɜ:b/
AmE
/'kɜ:rb/

noun, American English - a line of stones that separate the footpath from the road

belly button
belly button - pupík, pupek
BrE
/'beliˌbʌtn/
AmE
/'beliˌbʌt̬n/

noun, informal - a navel, the small part in the middle of your belly

 
hustle and bustle - shon, hemžení se, spěch
BrE
/ˌhʌsl ən'bʌsl/
AmE
/ˌhʌsl ən'bʌsl/

noun - busy activity, the noise made by the activity of many people

 
relief - pomoc, podpora
BrE
/rɪ'li:f/
AmE
/rɪ'li:f/

noun - the help you offer to someone in the time of need

 
Andes - Andy
BrE
/'ændi:z/
AmE
/'ændi:z/

noun - the mountain range running along the west coast of South America